Active Up release ActiveCalendar V2.0

Boncelles, Belgium (January 28, 2004): Active Up today released Active Calendar V2.0. Active Calendar is an ASP.NET server control that allows users to select a date and/or time quickly using a professional looking date picker with a client-side managed event system. No postback to the server is required or external script file.

ActiveCalendar is packed with features such as New features for this major new release include: Full featured property builder with predefined styles, Multiple dates and time span selection, DatePicker mode using DHTML, Styles can now be customized, Ability to block selection on specified dates, Ability to specify a custom style for a particular day, additional design customization using images, Week number display, Clickable footer that display and select the today date, Ability to set an OnDayClick event on both client-side and server-side, Client-side managed navigation. No postback to the server required. No external script file required, Includes time selection, Better client-side navigation, better integration with VS.NET, Extended client-side API, Selected day changes with selection, Day and month text fully customisable, and much more

ActiveCalendar V2.0 is available for download and sale immediately – prices start from $149
http://www.activeup.com/products/components/activecalendar/

ABOUT ActiveUp SPRL
Active Up SPRL is a rapidly growing software company based in Belgium. Founded in 2000, Active Up SPRL provides high-quality products for both ASP.NET and Windows Application developers. Active Up has many years experience in the development of Internet applications of all types. This experience has allowed us to push back the boundaries ever further, and it is with this aim in mind that Active Up is developing a whole range of products for creating Web applications.

CONTACT INFORMATION:
Pierre Mengal - ActiveUp SPRL, 25 rue de Fraigneux, Boncelles, Liege, B-4100, Belgium
T: +32-(0)4/338.40.08 F: +32-(0)4/338.24.55

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